Information Sought on a potentially unique Domino's Pizza Dial Ref: 5500.

First, greetings and thanks to PuristsPro for providing a plethora of information and enjoyment. I would like to reach out to the community for information about a watch that I own, which is pictured below.

I am aware that Rolex has produced a number of different logo dials, and that Domino's Pizza may be the most common logo-dialed Rolex. Various Air-King references, including this 5500 references are known to exist, although most are newer (this is a 4.0 million serial), and ALL are silver dial with plain stick markers.

This piece has a white dial with high-contrast black painted stick faces, and double line 3, 6, 9. The dial has turned ivroy to beige, but started as white. The piece was just serviced by RSC, so I am confident about its authenticity and originality.

My question is: Has anyone every seen a Domino's Logo Dial Rolex in a configuration other than silver dial? If so, what have those dials been?

Also: What is the oldest Domino's Rolex anyone has ever seen?

Thank you all in advance!

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By: Horology411 : November 17th, 2015-20:01

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My first question would is a simple one.

By: Bill : November 17th, 2015-21:44

Is there any chance you can take a picture of the reference model number and the serial just the first 4 digits. Not sure whether you have had the caseback open at any time and happened to get a picture of the case back info. I think this will help to und...

Gladly

By: Horology411 : November 18th, 2015-00:58

Reference 5500/0 Serial: 4065XXX Calibre: 1520 I have not had the caseback open myself. If I may ask, what information or help is gained by seeing the reference and serial on the case rather than just knowing the information? Also, what information from i...

My observations on your dial.

By: Bill : November 18th, 2015-14:23

First I must say I am by no means an expert on the 5500 (or any Rolex watches for that matter ) just trying to find common threads to help understand your dial. I did not fin a match to your dial but I did fin a 3.3 mil serial (5500 - 1002 case back 1520 ...

Thank you Bill. Another observation...

By: Horology411 : November 19th, 2015-01:08

Thank you Bill. Another observation is that the minute / second track on the lume example is in whole increments while mine has the additional smaller hashes for the halves. What I do not understand is how this logo came to be on this dial, since the domi...

I found these two dials still no concrete answer

By: Bill : November 19th, 2015-07:52

I am sure you have done the research. But there are no good avenues. I did find a Domino dial "Swiss Made" with lume (looks like luminova) and the double index hash marks with lume. How does this compare. All I can see is that your batons seem to be place...

Here we have a 34mm dial with half second increments, also silver stick like the other Dominos examples. Also like them, the hour plots are further in to allow for the lume plots. Also, those two Domino's were silver dials which seems to be the rule. I al...

This dial looks as I would suspect "Swiss Made" Luminova.

By: Bill : November 19th, 2015-12:33

Your dial still remains out of category. White and silver is another consideration. But really can't speak to it. Thanks Bill

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